Sierra Institute-Center of Forestry

Local people working for the sustainability of forest and water resources in the northern Sierra: The Sierra Institute's Center of Forestry offers outdoor educational tours that focus on pioneering natural resource management in the northern Sierra Nevada and highlight achievements of local forest and watershed groups and agencies. The tours explore the complex relationship between natural resource management and the economic and cultural health of rural communities.

The educational tours offer an opportunity to get off the beaten path and explore a mix of people, places, and projects in the northern Sierra. This year, we are offering four new tours!

2010 Tour Dates

A Maidu Way of Life	May 15
The Ishi Trail with Beverly Ogle	May 22
Habitat for Birds and Humanity	June 26
The Sierra on Fire: the Moonlight Fire tour	July 17
Tribal Trails, Wagon Wheels, and Pioneer Parties	July 24
Maidu History of Indian Valley	July 31
The Salmon of Deer Creek	August 7
Past, Present, & Future of Humbug Valley	August 21
Sustainable Forest Management	August 27
A Taste of the Season: Foods of Plumas County	September 11
A Taste of the Season: Foods of Lassen County	September 18
Mining in Indian Valley	September 25
Humboldt Stage Route	October 2
Water, Power, and Fish	October 22

   Interested in touring with your group or club? Call us about our
   unique and customized tours. For more information, contact
   Lauri Rawlins-Betta at 530.284.1022 or email her at
   lrawlins@sierrainstitute.us.

Register for one of our tours online or call us at (530) 284-1022

We offer discounts if you register for more than one tour (per person) in advance. Please call for details: (530) 284-1022.

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